Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment—What You Should Know
Don't miss out on valuable job and independent living resources that you've earned. Learn how to apply for the VA's vocational rehab and employment services.
VetsFirst and Social Security Works Report on Veterans’ Stake in Social Security Reform
VetsFirst and Social Security Works encourage political leaders to give special attention to stake of veterans in future of Social Security.
Disabled Veterans and the Greater Disability Community
Improving Social Security benefits will help people with disabilities, including veterans, in all aspects of their lives.
VA’s New Family Caregiver Program Now Accepting Applications
Applications are being accepted for VA’s Family Caregiver Program. Those most critical to the well-being of our nation’s vets are finally getting the support they deserve.
Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury in Combat Vets
TBI is one of the most common medical conditions faced by returning combat vets. Are you experiencing its symptoms?
Summit Focuses on Jobs for Vets
Employment opportunities for vets are out there. Here are a few career tips from our employment summit at Temple University.
Prosthetic Devices Equal Improved Independence for Disabled Vets
For veterans with significant disabilities, prosthetic devices are more than low or high tech toys.
Veterans Must Sign Up For Direct Deposit By 2013
Veterans must sign up for direct deposit by 2013. No more paper checks.
VetsFirst Testifies: Vocational Rehabilitation is Critical to Veterans’ Livelihood
VetsFirst testifies: vocational rehabilitation is critical to veterans’ livelihood
Obtaining VA Benefits for Veterans with Multiple Sclerosis
Veterans with MS could be eligible for VA benefits even if they were diagnosed years after service.